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- Threat Against Dante's Tomb Ends in Arrest
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- A Team of Old Pols, Pals. . .and Many Peccadilloes
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- Be Aware of All Laws While Abroad
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- 'Helping the Homeless Help Themselves' : Team of Ex-Addicts, Street People Aid Those on Skid Row
- Law, Service Take Back Seat in 'Bandit' Limo Firms
- RTD Steps Up Efforts to Limit Bus Damage Inflicted by Vandals
- Spirit of Cooperation Benefits Waterfront
- Homeless Need More Than Just Lip Service
- Electronic Lockup : San Diego County Tests Home Detention for Low-Risk Offenders
- Battles for Rights of Physically Impaired : Disabled L.A. Lawyer Puts Herself on the Line
- Driver Kills Boy in Alley
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- Point Loma's Rally Falls a Point Short
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- Less Greed, More Heed Is Best Way of Avoiding Stock Fraud
- Vocabulary Inflation : Should We Resist or Join the Ranks of Those Who Toss Around $2 Words?
- A Grounder That Dies Midway to First Base : BEANBALL<i> by Tom Seaver with Herb Resnicow (William Morrow: $16.95; 224 pp.)</i>
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- Custom Arbors Create English Cottage Look : For June Weddings, You Can Purchase a Custom Gateway for the Bride.
- Every traveler setting off on a foreign...
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- PLEASURES OF THE ROAD : IN THE DRIVER'S SEAT : When it comes to merchandising automobiles, today's woman is a power to be reckoned with. What does she look for? What does she buys? And what do car manufacturers and dealers do to attract her?
- Computeritis : High Technology Has Made Countless Jobs Easier. It Has Also Afflicted Countless Workers With the Industrial Injury of the Information Age.
- Canary Islands Send Love Letters in Sand
- Coasting Along 300 Miles of Summertime Fun
- AROUND HOME : Seminole Patchwork
- Lebanon's Top Banker a Virtual Prisoner in His Own Building
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- The Nation : Congress Urged to Probe Pan Am Crash
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- Vincennes Skipper's Wife Escapes Bomb in San Diego
- Despite Doubts on Funding, Collider Retains Its Allure
- Rep. Joseph Kennedy, Wife to Separate
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